Aiptasia touching coral

[mrcoffee2]

Hey Guys,

Will this aiptasia sting my coral? My coral has expanded a lot since I started feeding it mysis and it is starting to cover some aiptasia. Is my coral going to get stung or crush them?

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[nex64]

aips are pretty invasive, I would try to diminish the problem before it becomes an even bigger one

 

[ngvu1]

It is hard to get rid of them. I think most home aquaria will eventually have them sooner or later. Water quality might help slow them down to spread

 

[mrcoffee2]

Oh I can take care of the aiptasia with some nudi's I am not too worried about the aiptasia population. I just wana know if they are going to mess with my particular kind of coral?

 

[mrcoffee2]

Also does anyone know what those little green tubes are to the right?

 

[Reefing Madness]

Oh I can take care of the aiptasia with some nudi's I am not too worried about the aiptasia population. I just wana know if they are going to mess with my particular kind of coral?

Yes, it will sting your coral.

 

[Reefing Madness]

Also does anyone know what those little green tubes are to the right?

Possibly Tunicates.

 

[mike007]

Try to get rid of them as they will multiply rapidly and then it is harder to get rid of them. There are several good products that work.